In another part of his address, the Argentine head of state mentioned some of his administration's achievements, highlighting in particular two macroeconomic indicators. He pointed to the sharp reduction in inflation and poverty, and he specifically mentioned the work of the Ministry of Deregulation, led by Federico Sturzenegger.
"Thanks to his cyclopean task (in reference to the minister) we've carried out 13,000 structural reforms. This is Make Argentina Great Again," he asserted. Likewise, he highlighted the work of the Ministry of Human Capital, headed by Sandra Pettovello.
Toward the end of his speech, Milei continued to underscore his critical stance toward traditional politics and he emphasized the role of capitalism in the improvement of global well-being.
Addressing politicians, and with reference to the development of artificial intelligence, he maintained that "politicians must stop bothering those who are making a better world (...) free-market capitalism doesn't undermine moral values, the dilemma between efficiency and fairness is false, markets are superior in terms of productivity and they are fair."
The Argentine president concluded his speech with a phrase that sought to close a cycle of thought: "Machiavelli is dead, it's time to bury him."
